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15-08-2006, 08:10 PM
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Get in the van!
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Adelaide, SA
Posts: 1,110
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Here tis', my Alpine CDA-9856. It's actually been installed for over 3 weeks, but I finally got off my **** and took some pics of my new stereo install.
Very happy with the final product which looks about as close to as factory intended as possible IMO. The only downer at the moment is that I can't get my iPod Nano to sync with my computer at the moment so I'm using my girlfriend's Mini for a while. It connects to the head unit via a cable in the glovebox, so it's sneaky too. As for the speakers I had lined up, didn't end up upgrading, but after testing the new unit, I think some soundproofing will be in order first anyway. Many thanks to the guys at Tonkins Salisbury for helping me out, too.   
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New stereo pics
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